Air Virus

Thirty-seven-year-old Saudi millionaire Farid Hakim is pleased...make that very pleased. The man-made virus he ordered will work perfectly for his plan. It may appear to simply be a bad case of the flu, but in less than fifty-two hours, anyone infected with it will die. And he knows just the man to set it all in motion.

The suicide bioterrorist settles into his seat on British Airlines flight 741. Looking around at the over two hundred other passengers, who all presume they know what lies ahead, he smiles as his exhales their doom. By the time the British security services discover the plot, the deadly plane will have already left Melbourne en route to London.

As the British race to locate Farid and the antidote, they try to enlist the help of allied countries, hoping to ground the plane and keep the situation quiet until it's under control. But Farid releases video messages, forcing them to fight on two fronts as they now must also try to quell public panic.

A thrilling novel packed with international politics, "Air Virus" is one book you won't be able to put down until you've read the last page.